EXTENDED! Scholarship Due Date: April 30, 2012
Scholarship due date for 2012 is April 30. Scholarship winners will be announced June 1. Download the application (PDF)
View ArticleRemodeling Industry at Work in the Community
While cleaning up after a storm, New Jersey volunteer firefighter Eamonn Radburn was severely electrocuted when his hand grazed a live power line. Read more to hear Eamonn's story, as well as how the...
View ArticleNRF to Host 3rd Annual Golf Outing
The NRF is now making plans for our 3rd National Remodeling Foundation Golf Outing to be held during the Spring NARI Business Meeting and the CotY Awards “Evening of Excellence” on Wednesday, April 18,...
View ArticleSee the NRF at the Remodeling Show!
Booth 6323 Baltimore Convention Center October 10-12, 2012 Baltimore, MD www.remodelingshow.com
View ArticleNRF Grant Money Available for Hurricane Sandy Relief
As we did during 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina, the National Remodeling Foundation is once again answering the call in a time of need. We have established a starter fund to rebuild homes along the East...
View ArticleNRF Remodels Home for Patient
In concert with its philanthropic initiatives, the NRF remodeled a home for a family whose daughter has a rare disease called Cri Du Chat Syndrome. Read more about the project and see photos.
View ArticleDealing with Mold in Flooded Homes
Hurricane Sandy left many homes with major damage, much from floodwaters. With moist conditions mold spores can grow and multiply and extensive mold contamination can cause health problems for certain...
View ArticleHurricane Sandy Remodel Project
Through generous donations and monies earmarked for this natural disaster, the National Remodeling Foundation provided a Hurricane Sandy Relief Grant to Ms. Joan Valente of East Rockaway New York. Ms....
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NRF Remodels Home for Patient
NRF recently remodeled a home for a family whose daughter, Megan, has a rare disease called Cri Du Chat Syndrome. One of the effects of this syndrome is that patients have weak muscle tone, which makes...
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Remodeling Industry at Work in the Community
While cleaning up after a storm, New Jersey volunteer firefighter Eamonn Radburn was severely electrocuted when his hand grazed a live power line. He was transported to the Hackensack Medical Center,...
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Dealing with Mold in Flooded Homes
Hurricane Sandy left many homes with major damage, much from floodwaters. With moist conditions mold spores can grow and multiply and extensive mold contamination can cause health problems for certain...
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National Remodeling Foundation
Supporting Future Leaders through education, leadership, and excellence in the remodeling industry. Providing humanitarian assistance to and through the remodeling industry. Click Here for More...
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Hurricane Sandy Remodel Project
Through generous donations and monies earmarked for this natural disaster, the National Remodeling Foundation provided a Hurricane Sandy Relief Grant to Ms. Joan Valente of East Rockaway New York. Ms....
View ArticleThe National Remodeling Foundation Awards 3 New Scholarship Recipients
Des Plaines, IL – June 17, 2015 – The National Remodeling Foundation (NRF) today announced its 2015 scholarship recipients: Eric Lungren of Art Institute of Pittsburgh, Colette Pomerleau of Portland...
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The National Remodeling Foundation Awards 2 New Scholarship Recipients
2017 NATIONAL REMODELING FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT PROFILE: Savanna Baxley Residential Environment and Design Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Class of 2017 Savanna Baxley is...
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Skills Shortage in our Construction Industry [Podcast]
Listen to “Skills Shortage in our Construction Industry” on Spreaker. During this edition of CareyBrosPros, you’ll find out: That the skills shortage is not in your imagination When and how to...
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Dealing with Mold in Flooded Homes After Harvey and Irma
Hurricanes Harvey and Irma left many homes with major damage, much from floodwaters. With moist conditions mold spores can grow and multiply and extensive mold contamination can cause health problems...
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